Recovery Storage group in Exchange 2007

The recovery storage group (RSG) is a special administrative storage group that enables you to mount a mailbox database, extract data from the mounted database, and then either copy the extracted data to a folder in an existing mailbox or merge the extracted data with an existing mailbox

Facts about recovery storage group in Exchange 2007 when compared to earlier versions

1. RSG can only be created using the Exchange Management Shell or by using Exchange Disaster Recovery Analyzer tool

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2. RSG are not visible in Exchange Management Console even after they are created and populated with a database

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3. Exchange 2007 RSG does not support mounting database from previous versions of Exchange Server

4. Recovery Storage group cannot be configured for replication using Cluster Continuous replication or Local Continuous replication

Posted by Allwyn D'Silva at Friday, May 25. 2007
Categories: Exchange 2007

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  • Friday, June 01. 2007 Rajnish wrote:
    Good One Allwyn...

    Keep us posted..
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  • Tuesday, June 26. 2007 Joseph Thomas wrote:
    5. You can mount a second copy of an Exchange mailbox database on the same server as the original database or on any other server that is running Exchange in the same Exchange administrative group. This action can be performed while the original database is still running and serving clients
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